Major NY lottery raids seize cash and equipment in Syracuse
State police conducted simultaneous raids across Onondaga and 20 upstate counties arresting 49 people. In Syracuse five raids netted $7,000 in cash a printing and a cutting press and a numbering machine. Targets included Ryan Carting Co and Pratt Printing Co as well as the Wolfe home. Arrests included Frank H. Cole Sidney Wolfe Mary Wolfe and others tied to rings earning millions annually.
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Sidney Wolfe
Salt Spring
Charles Mink
Jeff
Emman Crouse
Treasury
Corp
William ©. Keele
A. B. Jackman
Ryan Carting Co
N. Alvord
Onondaga
New York
Syracuse
Iryan Carting Co
N. Alvord St
Salt Springs Rd
Pratt Printing Co
W. Washington
Frank H. Cole
Bradford Pliy
Mary Wolfe
John Ryan
Ralph Hodgens
Water St
Mannie Weisbond
Leon St
Archie Moss
Broad St
U. 5
Wolfe
Bam
Cole
Francis S. McGarvey
Syra Jeuse
Alexandria Bay
Ryan
Flying Squad
N. Ale Vord Av
Senate Passes Compromise Housing Bill In Vacuum Vote
Washington Senate approved a compromise housing bill aimed at faster small home building after a voice vote, overriding a banking committee stance that backed the Taft Ellender Wagner plan. The measure moves to the House with debate continuing over subsidies, reserve requirements, and inflation controls.
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Washington
Senate
House
Banking Committee
Ives
RNY
Wagner
D.-N
Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Senate Committee
Truman
E House
Cape?hart
R-Ind
Tobey
R-N.h
Senate Republican Pole
McCarthy
R-Wis
Sparkman
Dala
Taft
Ohio
Divisions in GOP over housing reform challenge future fold
In Welch West Virginia today a political column notes a division within the Republican ranks on housing legislation and social policy. The piece flags mounting questions for the party as it navigates differences in approach ahead of upcoming elections.
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G.O.P
Welch
W. Va
Thomas Limon
Stokes
New River
Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co
Capels
State Comics Mines Department
Dean
Tda
Jean Kain
Ing. Rorter
City Life
West Envoys Meet Molotov Over Berlin Blockade
United States Britain and France held a three hour talk with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in the Kremlin to seek a basis for ending the Berlin blockade and easing East West tensions. Walter Bedell Smith, Frank Roberts, and Yves Tham...
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Moscow
United States
Beltuin
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Molotov
U. S
Walter Bedell Smith
Britain
Kremlin
Frank Roberts
Yves Thatsigneau
Stalin
Syracuse
London
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Zamneil
National Zeittung
Ship Lines Face Anti-Trust Charge
Attorney General Clark announced a civil action in Newark federal court accusing 25 shipping lines of conspiring to monopolize cargo trade between Atlantic Gull and Far East routes. Nineteen defendants are foreign firms and six operate under the American flag.
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Clark
Atlantic
Far East
Federal District Court
Newark
Fords Raise Prices for Third Time in Year
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co raised prices on most models by 75 dollars, marking the third price boost within a year. The six cylinder business coupe price was unchanged or differed by five? The note has incomplete wording but indicates higher sticker prices across Ford’s lineup.
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Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Training Planes Collide In Air Killing Four Fliers
Two training planes from Randolph Air Force Base collided north of San Antonio Texas. Four fliers died including two instructors an aviation cadet and a student. One plane crashed in flames. Names withheld pending notification. Sky was clear and no immediate cause apparent.
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San Antonio
Tex
Randolph Air Fore Base
Here
Iein
Late Bulletins From Wartime Split World News
Emergency landing in Minneapolis after B 29 from Munich reports winded gasoline supply during a 4 400 mile nonstop flight. Berliners in US sector stone Soviet zone policeman during a Potsdamer Platz raid. President Truman nominates Adm Raymond Spruance for permanent Navy admiralty. Ohio murder trial set for Aug 30. suspect pleads innocent by reason of insanity. Niagara Falls fireman dies after fall from ladder truck. $250000 in smuggled gems seized at LaGuardia. heroin smuggling ring linked to Dutch and Belgian agents. Russia withdraws offer to release frozen German funds. Western Powers offer payroll support in Western Berlin. Two Bronx painters die after 40 foot scaffold plunge.
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Russia
Berlin
Ins
Drivers Win Breaks In Philadelphia Traffic Court
In Philadelphia Traffic Court nine defendants faced fines for offenses like illegal parking speeding and related violations. Elizabeth C Morgan and others saw outcomes favoring defendants with dismissals and proof of nonexistence of addresses or license issues. In Cleveland a mother and children left home as cleaners and others arrived for various errands while a practical joker rented a house.
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Philadelphia
Elizabeth C. Morgan
Timothy Credan
Willam
Lehan, Jr
Cleveland
Betty Kersten
Are
Alm
Money Found After Car Run Puts Reading Cash Mystery
Marlin Boyer, treasurer of a knitting mill bowling team, misplaced a $600 cigar box on his car and drove away. It was found later by mill workers after witnesses saw a motorist pick up the box. Police recovered $719.40, with an extra $196.40 unaccounted for.
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Reading
Marlin Boyer
Boyer
Knitting
New Jersey
West Reading
Raymond Miller
Six Die For Store Murder Convictions In Trenton Jury
Six men accused of killing William Horner a 67 year old secondhand store proprietor were convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to death. The nine week trial ends with what may be New Jersey’s largest ever execution.
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Trenton
N. J
Wiliam Horner
Prober Cites 45 Cargo of Atom Shipments to Russia
Representative MacDowell charged that 1300 pounds of uranium metal were sent to Russia in 1943 and 420 pounds in 1945, supplementing earlier wartime shipments. Senate probes paused as inquiries into Communist activity and alleged spying continued.
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Russia
Washington
MacDowell
R-Penn
Aw FuAe Speeer
manaNes
Housey Un-American Activities Committee
Sharp dip expected in meat prices in two weeks
Chicago report says the head of the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers foresees a sharp break in retail meat prices by two to five cents. This outlook signals relief for consumers as wholesale factors push down costs and retailers adjust shelves accordingly.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Meat Dealer's
Weather and cattle market forecast in Minneapolis convention report
James Filiott of Minneapolis says the Use association's convention will prompt a market break within 10 days to two weeks. He notes cooler conditions, rising receipts, and a potential drop in retail prices as rain and cooler weather move east of Syracuse. Forecasters expect fair, warmer days ahead with light frost in northern Wisconsin.
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James Filiott
Minneapolis
Buren
Syra
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Body missing after child falls into Ogunquit River
Coast guards searched for Ennis Hilton, six, daughter of Albany artist Jehn Hilton, who fell to her death into the Ogunquit River while her father was painting a landscape around a bend in the river.
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Ogunquet
Coast
Ennis Hilton
Albany
Ogunquil
Jehn
Conscription Debate Echoes From Washington Scene
In Washington a U S Chamber of Commerce voice calls for full conscription while a vivid anecdote recalls a conscript returning to camp blue after a cinema scene. A chum teases how an exemption card might influence a soldier’s romantic luck.
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John C. Davies
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jim
Butcher predicts only temporary price drop in Dallas meat market
In Dallas a prominent butcher warned that protests by Mrs. Vaugha and her women workers may reduce meat purchases during the eight day price strike from August 9 to 16. He said any temporary drop would be offset by shortages, as meat sent elsewhere would raise prices locally.
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L. K. Cornish
R. D. Vaugha
Dallas
Heaid
Meat supplies rise as Northwest packers cut kills
Portland reporter William Weller of the Federal Market News Service says meat supplies are piling up in the Northwest despite a 35 to 40 percent drop in slaughter by packers in Portland Seattle and Tacoma. Buyers lack money, even as sales lag behind reduced kill.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
William Weller
Federal Market News Service
Weller
Seattle
Tacoma
Traffic Drive Opens Intensified Traffic Enforcement
Police Chief John A. Kinney launched an aggressive move to curb traffic violations. He met with Capt. Thomas Hennigan and announced a broader force would issue more traffic summonses, extending to police boats motor units and plainclothes officers, previously limited to select units.
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John A. Kinney Loday
Raffic
Accident
Thomas Hennigan
Kinney
Centorama Spectacle at Lincoln Auditorium Tonight
Cast reports at Lincoln Auditorium for scenes including Post 0 Indians 0 Le Moyne and Fort 730 Danforth 8100 Coffee House Riot Bald win elected mayor Webster’s Balcony Jerry Rescue Civil War. Prizes totaling 50 dollars to cast members. New male talent may report at 7 80 tonight.
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LeMoyne
Danforth
Baldwin
Webster's
Jerry
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